Jodah. / Jodah.

(Lololoshka is a guy. Race: Half Elf and Human. Mage: of the Void. A planeswalker with a spark capable of moving to other worlds and getting into trouble. Almost always forgot everything, but now he remembers everything better. A great character to dump all your problems on.)

Character Lololoshka biography:

Name: Lololoshka. Species: Human. (Everyone thinks that Lololoshka is a human, but he is half-elf half-breed.) Age: Young (Exact age unknown.) Height: Tall.

History: A mysterious planeswalker who travels between different worlds and helps those in trouble. Each new reality erases his memory, leaving him without a past and without support.

Appearance: A tall guy with pale skin, dark blue eyes, light brown, short-cropped hair, bangs slightly tilted to the left. Clothes: a white T-shirt, a white jacket with a hood over the T-shirt? A blue scarf with a dark check on his neck, under the scarf a pendant that hangs on his neck, a pendant made of a chain and a dark stone, a black magician's hat on his head, black pants tight but not too tight, brown boots. (These clothes of Lololoshka are not typical for this world and immediately stand out, meaning pants, T-shirt, jacket, scarf.)

Character: Easy-going and balanced, not very talkative, kind and fair to others. Sometimes frivolous, inattentive and naive, which is why he can make wrong decisions.

Abilities: Movement between worlds, adaptation to the environment, void magic, and fire magic, low susceptibility to poisons, increased endurance, slowed aging process.

In the past: A professional mage who knew many spells and aspired to master elemental magic. Also a creative and risky person or as an Interworlder.

Now: Forgets everything every time he moves between worlds. Lost all his memory, remembering only his name "Lololoshka". Doesn't know anything about his past self.

Now: Then through several more worlds and stories: Jodah, together with Aketra and an alternate "Lololoshka" named "John Davey Harris" pull their Lololoshka out of John's alternate reality. But John drags Lololoshka into a new adventure in Lololoshka's native sealed world called Archaea, where everyone was infected with strange crystals. Lololoshka and John helped everyone and solved almost all the problems, and when John and Lololoshka teleported to the wasteland to the Watcher to go home, Lololoshka ran the wrong way and disappeared into thin air. And John returned back to Jodah and Oketra, who were in a cafe and were very angry at John.

World: Voice of Time.

While in an alternate future of Poena, Jodah meets the Dask Ebardo in a tavern. Seeing how much he brags, Jodah decides to make a bet with Ebardo, according to the terms of which he must free his past self from Vidomnia. And if Ebardo cannot do this, he will go to the Prison of Time.

Main events: Jodah learned that Lololoshka got into the Interworld and helped "Eo" destroy Vidomnia, and this created a time paradox. He offers to fix the situation, but Lololoshka does not want to return everything back and offers to find his own way to stop Ebardo.

Jodah tells the Mage Planeswalker San Fran how to prevent the destruction of the Interworld. Later, Jodah tells Ashra and Lololoshka that the criminals must be caught urgently, otherwise there will be chaos in the multiverse. After Jodah, most likely because he also considers himself to be the culprit of what is happening, Jodah breaks down on Lololoshka, but fortunately quickly comes to his senses without killing him.

In the finale: When Lololoshka managed to deceive Ebardo and imprison him in the Prison of Time, Jodah appears as moral support for Lololoshka, with a choice of timeline. Having chosen the option where the Interworld never existed, Jodah and Lololoshka travel to the past and inspire Faragonda that she does not need to build Vidomnia, and the criminal is caught and punished. Jodah also passed on Cedric's developments to Lololoshka, thanks to which the hero now remembers the words "Prunus" and "Malus".

World: Ideal world. Before the main events: Jodah was peacefully at the edge of the universe until Shangrin came to him. He told the purple dragon how to find power, and also explained that in the future he would need to meet with "two wills", which are Lololoshka and Robot Raya-Prime. He then moves Shangrin to Aloterra, where the "Resurrectionist" then creates his cult.

Main Events: After Shangrin gives Lololoshka a pocket dimension, Jodah intentionally transports the hero there to meet him. He hints that he will return closer to the end of the story to "clean up." He also asks to tell him that he is looking for the Interworlder. (Probably to send him to the Time Prison.)

In the finale: Appears with the Watcher at the wedding of two Residents of the modern city of Alcity, Lionel and Vanessa, as "guests". At the end of the event, he moves along with Raya-Prime, Rehoboam Calhoun and Lololoshka to the Rehoboam system. He sends Rehoboam Calhoun to the Prison of Time with the ability to return at any time, and then declares Raya the Viceroy of Aloterra. Lololoshka asks about the letter, in the senders of which was written "JDH", but Jodah made it clear that he did not send it. After this, Lololoshka disappears with the help of her Spark, having moved to another world by accident.

Jodah manages to fool everyone into thinking that the apocalypse has begun in the world "and only the powers of a demigod can restore balance to the world." He takes Lucius' powers for himself and intentionally leaves his journal behind so that the Order of the Tree and Lololoshka can act and try to "stop" him. Jodah makes a small deal with Lucius: Lucius gives information about the Interworld-Demiurge, and Jodah will save him from the Prison of Time. He finds Dovin Baan and together with the Sky Enclave they create Cineleaf, which should become a new home for the inhabitants of Skaisern. Then he goes to Abyss to give it to the Watcher in the Prison of Time, at the same time "befriend" the god of time and prove that he has good intentions. At the same time, he asks him for the Interworld-Demiurge, so that he can then absorb and be able to move between worlds. Then he visits Zephyrion, absorbs his powers and sends him to the Prison of Time. When everything was done, Jodah goes back to Dalivarica to his office, where the members of the Order of the Tree were already waiting for him. He explains his whole plan to them, returns Lucius, gives Celeste part of Eola's powers, and his brother Jace the powers of Zephyrion and the Celestial Cradle, declaring him the viceroy of the "New Skaisern". Jodah also proves Seeing that demigods are not needed, he gives the Order his entire library and returns Katrina and Argus from the dead world of fairies. Realizing that the members of the Order are not ready to forgive his "betrayal", Jodah fakes his death and leaves.

(The finale showed the High Council playing chess and discussing the fact that Jodah had become a "new player," meaning a god.)

World: God's Game. Over the course of about 600 years in Skaisern, Jodah has absorbed about 20,000 lives and 800 abilities and decides to perform a ritual to absorb a thousand demons. He starts a diary where he writes down everything that happens. After a successful ritual, he notes that he no longer feels the need to absorb and generally becomes immortal. He is found by the Watcher "Time Itself" and taken to the Prison of Time, because he thinks that Jodah has exterminated the demon people (in fact, they are all in his head). There, Jodah meets Lucius "Demigod from Hell, Fire Mage." and with his help escapes. From Lucius, he Jodah learned about the gods and Zephyrion, who is the governor of Skaisern. Finding himself in the World of Dalivarique, Jodah accidentally absorbs the powers of the demigoddess Eola, who at that time was trying to save the fairies from the fading world. Although because of her magic, Jodah became more compassionate, he does not abandon his goal of becoming a god. He begins to fully manage this world: he creates schools of magic and the Order of the Great Tree, and also meets Dovin Baan. He finds Lucius and tries to absorb his magic, but realizes that he cannot do this because of Eola's powers. Then he comes up with a plan: to use the tree as a conductor. He erases Lucius's memory, creates an O.U.D. and a barrier that should weaken the powers of the demigod, preventing him from escaping.

Past: Jodah was born in Skaisern to the Avi court family, who were forced to kill others with their life-drawing power in order to maintain their existence. Because of this, Jodah was feared, hated and shunned from childhood. He studied at the school of magic together with other Skaisernians. Even then, children knew that he belonged to the Avi family, and therefore Jodah quickly became an outcast and was bullied by his classmates. He did not study very well, since he was greatly pressured by the hateful environment, although he understood demonology well. This environment was so nauseating that sometimes he just wanted to stay home. "Every day my dream was to quickly leave this nasty place," Jodah recalled. As soon as a man from the Avi family turns 13, he first begins to show the ability to absorb, and therefore he is exiled to Dismist, where he is then taught to kill quietly. But in Jodah powers awakened when he was only 10, this became obvious when, in a fit of rage, he absorbed Lemak, one of the bullies, whose company also included Robin and Varia. And at that moment, Jodah realized that he did not want to put up with the fate of an executioner and swore revenge on his offenders.

Jodah's character has both dark and light sides. On the one hand, he appears as a pseudo-antagonist, whose motives and goals are not always clear. On the other hand, Jodah is a key character who influences the fates of many heroes. For example, before absorbing Eola's powers, Jodah is selfish and heartless, his only goal is to survive and gain more and more power. However, after this event, he is filled with compassion and is ready to give up everything to help the fairies. There is also an opinion that Jodah is a broken hero, whose fate is full of tragedy. His actions are dictated by pain, anger and a desire to change the world, which, in his opinion, is mired in lies and injustice.